Anchor Tv /Radio Daybreak Europe & Daybreak Middle East
Manus Cranny is an anchor for TV and radio programs such as Daybreak Europe and Daybreak Middle East. He is a journalist for Bloomberg News, Moneyweb, and NDTV, and his work has been featured in various publications including the Irish Independent, Bloomberg Law, and Yahoo Finance. Manus covers a wide range of topics including economics, finance, international relations, and energy markets.
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By: Manus Cranny, Jennifer Zabasajja, S'Thembile Cele
Adding countries to the BRICS bloc will matter economically if Saudi Arabia is one of them but otherwise it’s hard to see the point, said Jim O’Neill, a prominent economist and veteran of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
By: Manus Cranny, Leen Al-Rashdan
Dubai predicts air traffic from China will rebound in the fourth quarter, raising the need to boost capacity at the world’s busiest international airport.
By: Manus Cranny, Stephen Stapczynski
A recent spike in natural gas prices triggered by labor disputes in Australia indicate that global markets are fragile, according to the head of the nation’s biggest producer of the fuel.
By: Manus Cranny, Abeer Abu Omar
Joining the BRICS bloc of emerging economies by the United Arab Emirates won’t come to the detriment of its ties with western nations, a top UAE official said, amid concern that China and Russia are expanding the group to counterbalance US and European influence.
A former Israeli central bank governor said her successor should stay in the job when his five-year term comes to an end in December, with the institution now at the forefront of efforts to stabilize markets following the attack by Hamas.
By: Iain Marlow, Augusta Saraiva, Manus Cranny
Iran's foreign minister warned that new fronts would open against the US if it keeps up unequivocal support for Israel, escalating a rhetorical back-and-forth that has stoked fears the Israeli conflict with Hamas will spread into a wider regional war
By: Josyana Joshua, Manus Cranny
The corporate credit market is experiencing a “healthy correction” by starting 2024 way off its December rally, according to BlackRock’s Amanda Lynam.
By: Dani Burger, Manus Cranny
The overall equity market isn’t yet ready to support initial public offerings after they begin trading, according to Eric Liu, EQT AB’s head of North American private equity.
By: Lizzy Burden, Guy Johnson, Manus Cranny
O Federal Reserve está no caminho certo para reduzir juros em junho, segundo Ellen Zentner, economista-chefe para EUA do Morgan Stanley.
By: Dani Burger, Kari Lundgren, Manus Cranny
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